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Wales face Switzerland in the second match of the delayed Euro 2020
Breel Embolo heads Switzerland ahead from corner kick early in second half
Kieffer Moore replies for Wales with 17 minutes remaining in Baku
Mario Gavranovic's strike in the 85th minute ruled out by VAR for offside
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Our team for BBC Sport Wales are already in the stadium in Baku and report that the first fans are filtering in.
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Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Baku Olympic Stadium
We've seen some interesting images from squad photoshoots for Euro 2020, perhaps none more so than this one of Wales defender Ben Davies.
It's as if he's announcing he's pregnant, not preparing to play at an international tournament.
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Who will win, and how will England, Scotland and Wales do?
BBC pundits predict what will happen at Euro 2020.
Agree, disagree? Let us know.
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As Wales prepare to kick-off Euro 2020 against Switzerland, cast your mind back almost exactly five years to 11 June 2016.
Wales began their impressive run to the semi-finals with an opening Group A game against Slovakia.
But can you recall the 11 players who lined-up for the start of that game in Bordeaux?
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We don't know yet what Robert Page is going to do with his team selection, but we know who you want to see start for Wales today.
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As Wales prepare to kick off their Euro 2020 campaign, the players relive their memories of 2016's march to the semi-finals.
Gareth Bale and Aaron Ramsey were in the thick of it, while others in the current squad tell of watching it in hotel rooms, by the pool, or even at school!
Euro 2020: Wales' current squad share their memories of 2016
Wales v Switzerland (14:00 BST)
Good afternoon,
Here we go then. This is not a drill.
A year ago I was writing live pages for classic Wales matches from the 1970s and and now here we are, finally, ready to watch Wales' first Euro 2020 match as they face Switzerland in the heat of Baku.
You're excited, I'm excited, this is what it is all about.
You don't need me to tell you that this is only Wales' third appearance at a major finals, nor will you need reminding that many pundits believe Robert Page's side will struggle to get out of Group A.
Let's just remember that pundits didn't exactly fancy Wales to get out of their group five years ago at Euro 2016 and we all remember how that turned out.
We are still a while away from hearing that all-important team news, but in the meantime, we've got a tonne of content for you.
Wales at the Euros. Here we go.
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